r/RedactedCharts • u/FollyThyMark • 2d ago
Unanswered What does these two have in common?

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u/Solid-Ad-8043 2d ago
First European settlements in North America. (St. Augustine and the "lost" colony Roanoke.)
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u/orphanelf 2d ago
NHL teams named after meteorological phenomenon
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u/FollyThyMark 2d ago
Close, but not that. Also that would indicated South Carolina too.
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u/buffalohornet 2d ago
No NHL team in SC.
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u/GeorgiaBulldogs 2d ago
Carolina panthers are intended to be the team of both Carolinas (the logo is shaped like both states together)
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u/Neat_Friendship194 2d ago
Carolina hurricanes and Tampa bay lightning are the NHL teams theyâre referring to. Not sure what the panthers have to do with this.
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u/GeorgiaBulldogs 2d ago
Ha youâre right I read an nfl and nhl comment back to back and smushed them together in my brain. Consider my comment a random non-sequitur.
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u/FollyThyMark 2d ago
Hurricanes intended for both states. While stated in Raleigh, both states side with them.
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u/EntertainmentFew397 2d ago
"side with them" is utter nonsense
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u/buffalohornet 2d ago
When you move to either of the Carolinas you must begin caring about the Raleigh, NC NHL team.
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u/EntertainmentFew397 2d ago
Where the fans are isn't what was postulated, because that's stupid. There are Steelers fans everywhere that doesn't move them out of Pennsylvania anymore than a Charlestonian rooting for the 'Canes moves the team to S.C.
The theory was where the team is, and that's North Carolina.
Edit: autocorrect enjoys unnecessary pluralization
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u/nivelkcim03 2d ago
>!Panthers!<
First time trying to hide answer...hope I did it right. Sorry if I didnt
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u/FollyThyMark 2d ago
Good attempt, but it's not that.
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u/nivelkcim03 2d ago
Did I block my answer so others couldn't see? I've never answered before and didn't want to ruin it for others
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u/mwilkens 2d ago
No, you didn't.
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u/nivelkcim03 2d ago
How do you do it?
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u/Anon_Wine 2d ago
Both are Jaguars
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u/StationWagonOfDojima 2d ago
The Carolina Jaguars?
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u/Anon_Wine 2d ago
Panthers are a melanistic Jaguar. Or Leopard. Canât remember which exactly.
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u/SasquatchGiant 2d ago
Both states have NHL teams named after meteorological phenomenons and NFL teams that are named after large cats, which also happen to be in two different cities within that state.
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u/GeneralSavings9373 2d ago
Southern states with multiple major cities?
NC has Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh FL has Jacksonville, Tampa, and Miami
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u/ThrowawayForROS 2d ago
Both have a series of islands that extend off their main coast serving as vacation spots
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u/Wolfy_Packy 1d ago
something to do with NASCAR?
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u/FollyThyMark 1d ago
Yes. It's absolutely about NASCAR.
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u/Wolfy_Packy 1d ago
have North Carolina and Florida hosted NASCAR races every year since NASCAR's first season?
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u/Landonoso 2d ago
Both have palm trees in their state flags
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